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R.I., Conn. attorneys general expected to decide on Mass. nuptials

By Sarah Schweitzer and Donovan Slack
Globe Staff / May 17, 2004

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Attorneys general in Rhode Island and Connecticut are expected to release opinions today about whether same-sex marriages from Massachusetts should be recognized in their states, decisions that could intensify the controversy over the status of out-of-state gay couples seeking to wed here. (Full Article: 688 Words)

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